Sentence examples for defense studies from inspiring English sources

With his M.I.T. degrees, he took that interest to defense studies at the RAND Corporation.

It is common, in defense studies, to evaluate an adversary on the basis of capability and intent.

Danielle Pletka is the vice president for foreign and defense studies at the American Enterprise Institute.

"He is tremendously confused about our interests and priorities," Stephen Biddle, a professor of defense studies at George Washington University, said in a telephone interview.

"The government may want to use this particular opportunity to consolidate the administrative control over this area, which has defied governments since the British," said Dr. Rifaat Hussain, chairman of defense studies at Quaid-i-Azam UnIslamabad, Pakistanad, PakIslamabad, Pakistan

"The Taliban retain the command and military planning infrastructure to put together complex and sophisticated attacks," said Stephen Biddle, a professor at George Washington University with expertise in defense studies.

But while the Department of Defense studies the impact on readiness of trans troops yet again, those currently serving don't know whether they'll be discharged and left to find new careers in February — or what discrimination they'll face if they're allowed to stay.

"The United States needed the political consensus and they got a very important one," said Jonathan Eyal, the director of studies at the Royal United Services Institute for Defense Studies in London, referring to NATO's decision last week to invoke a mutual defense clause in its founding treaty for the first time in its 49-year history.

But Kaarel Kaas, a defense analyst at the International Center for Defense Studies, in Tallinn, Estonia, said, "It's too huge an investment to be solely used in the Baltics or the Black Sea".

So when the Syrian defense minister recently told a delegation from the British Royal College of Defense Studies that the destruction of the World Trade Center was part of a Jewish conspiracy, I wasn't really surprised.

That's according to Kyung-Min Kim, a professor of political science and diplomacy at Hanyang University in Seoul who in 1992 became the first foreigner to study at the Japanese Institute of Defense Studies.